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Newspaper Page Text'JSXLH Scrofula This root of many evils Glandular tumors, abscesses, pimples, and other cutaneous erup tions, soro ears, inflamed oyclids, rickets, dyspepsia, catarrh, rcadl ness to catch cold and inability to get rid of it easily, paleness, ner $usness, tho consumptive ten dency, and other ailments Can bo completely and penna- Inently removed, no matter how young or old tho sufferer. Hood's Sarsnparltla was clvon the dftiiKbtnr if Silas Vertiooy, Wnwurslnc. N. V.. who hod (rokan out with ncrofuln sorus alt over hor fncennd hend. Tho first bottlo helped her aim when alio Had taken six the noros were all noaled and hor face was smooth. He writes that she has uever shown any sign of tho icrofulu returning. Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises to cure and keeps tho promise Ask your druggist for it today aud accept no substitute. SALEAl SOCIAL WORLD AND PERSONAL MENTION LOCAL EVENTS. Mar. 3 "Undo Tom's Cnl)lu,"at gmnd oporn house. Mar. 4. City council mooting. Mar. 5. "Tho I'ritlo of Jennie.;" nt the oporn house. Mar. 8. Worn n's Cliib--8olenco de partment. Mar. 14, Marion counlyRepubllcan pri maries. FKEE TO X "Uncle Tom" Tonight Stetson's colossal dramatic and scenic production of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" will be produced nt ttiu Grand Opera House this evening. This production far sur passes that of last season in overy partic ular nnd will be (lie best ever seon litre. Special attention has been given to tho stuping of tio pleco, and several of tho ectnic effects nro magnificent. The thrilling iloating-ico eceno on tho Ohio river, St. Clair's plantation with houso and garden by moonlight nnd tho cotton fields beyond, nnd tho superb transform ation sceno at tho end of tho last act SCHOOL CHILDREN v X ONLY ON EVERY SATURDAY A C cent package of Menlor or Ghirar delliH'Hweot chocolntH frro with overy 50c purchnfH In tliu coff .. tea, spices, bak ing pnvwier. xtractsi department. You got tickotn just the came. We will wait on the children prompt ly and guarantee tho goodi to givo satis faction, that von will minl tin, i.i,n,irn.. again nnd again If not satisfactory, fond goods bark nd exebaugo or got mutiny back, Colfee rousted thri'o times n wik. ' tburef'iie ulvtnyH Irt'vli. Yokoliaina Tea Slore M. I'.KKDEMBIKK, Prop, iPho ii 21 1. Frei Djllvery EARN WHILE YOU LEARN Mechanical Drawing dec ric Car Hunninz Civil engineering Hook keeping and Stenography. International Correspondence Schools Agent, Clias T. Rucell. Scranton Pa. 217 Albky.ulk. Portland, Or Portland Visitors Perkin's Hotel Restaurant White CooKs, lunch 10c to 25c. Meals a la 'cart, 20cu Dally Journal on file. 5 27 ... vr3 a mm. Steam Enjlnclnj S.inltarv Plumbing Metal Mini g Electrical Engineering WILLAMETTE HOTEL. Franklin T Grillitb, Oregon City. Ernest H Green, b'an Francisco. F J Dachtlder. do. 1 W Potter, Clietnnwn. J Austin, do. I L Hoot h, do. Wm McLean, Portlnnd. Clvde Phillibor, do. G F Davis, do. FI) Arrington, do. TH Curtis, Astoi la Ida Freekfen, Albany. F L Chambers. Eocene. J It Hammond and wlfo, Paisley. M Do F YateF. New Haven. Conn. J 0 Wolf, Silverton. aro among the greatest. Ono of tho largest organizations of white nnd colored artists ovor gathered togothor in ono combination lias bocn enttagod by Mr. Leon W. Washburn for this aenBon, ov ery ono of whom was selected for bis or her adaptability for tho part assigned. A troupe of colored jubilee singers add materially to tho production by a num borof high-class specialties. Col. Saw-1 yer's prizo pack of genuine- Siberian blood hounds, n numbor of beautiful Shetland ponies, trick donkeys, otc. nro also with tlitfl great combination. The street parado Iihh two bauds of mucic, a number of gorgeous chariots, tableaux wagons nnd little carriages, built nta largu outlay of monoy, mnking this the finest htreet pageant ovor given by any similur organization. Postmaster Palmer of So. Glen Falls, N. Y., des cribes a condition which thous ands ot men and women find identical with theirs. Read what he says, and note the similarity of your own case. Write to him, enclosing stamped ad dressed envel ope for reply, and net a ncr- sonal corroboration of what is here given. He says regarding Dr. Miles' Heart Cure: "I suffered agonizing pain In the left breast and between my shoulders from heart trouble. My heart would palpi tate, flutter, then skip beat, until I could no longer lie In bed. Night after night I walked the floor, for to He down would have meant sudden death. My condition seemed almost hopeless when 1 began taking Dr. Miles' Heart Cure, but it helped me from the first. Later I took Dr. Miles' Nervine with the Heart Cure and the effect was aston ishing. I earnestly implore similar suf ferers to ccve these remedies a trial." Sold by all Druggists on guarantee Dr. Miles Medloal Co., Elkhart, Ind. L. D. Palmor. JUDGE BOISE'S DECISION Operates Against Many Log ging Firms. Opinion of a Stayton Saw mill Man on the Law. HfiSBH! PERSONALS. .7. II. Roland was iu Jefferson today. Mrs. J. II. Nichols is visiting relatives at Corvallis. Mrs. U. J. Lehman is visiting friendB iu Ilrownsvillo. Mrs. E. L. Willott lias gone to Albany (or a short visit. G. L. Brown, of Stayton, former Marion county treasurer, was In Salem Sunday. Mr. Hrown, who is Interested in nn oxtensivo lumbering mill plant at Stayton, says tho recent logging decision of Circuit Judgo IHso will opernto'nsa handicap to the Interests of cntorprising lodging men. Ab lins been reported, Judgo Hoiee holds that tho law passed by tho 1901 Irgislaturo, nnd relating to tho Improvement nnd control of mountain streams for logging purposes, is Invalid by reason of n defectivo title. Mr. Brown eaya under tho provisions of tho law many logging firms had pro ceeded to tho Improvement of mountain streams in order to expedite tho mat tor of getting a supply of timber from tho mountains. While the illegality of tho law with its defective titlo is not ques tioned, Mr. Brown says loggers aro of tho opinion that in tho nbeonco of any othor remuneration for tho improve ment and mnintonanco of such btrcams, that tlipy Bhould be allowed n reasonably oxclueivo control tboro of. Loggers hav ing largo timber interests will probably endeavor to havo tho bill properly re-onactednt tho next legislative Boasiou. - CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS iXtUl,f!almJ', "ve Hues or less. In ihls co uron Lnii?.i1,"5.S ,lmcs Jr 25c. 50cn Week. $1.50 a month. All over five lines at the same rate. WANTEO. Tito Klntl Yon Havo Always Bought, nnd which lins been, iu ttso for over 30 yenrs, hns borno tho signature of S- .r nml nn been nmtlo under his pcr C&XJyiMjtrjfa, sonnl supcrvlslru bIhco Its innincy. - ss, 'fXACftw. Allow no ono U dfelvo you lu tills. All Counterfeits, Itnltntions and " jTust-ns-ood nro hub Experiments that trlllo -with an I cmlutigcr V.o health of luAwts and Chlldrcu-Experl' neo against 15xporlinciit. What is GASTORIA Castorla Is a hnrmlc.j snhstltuto for Cnstor Oil, Pare goric, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It coulntns neither Opium, Morphino nor other Narcotic fiubstmico. Its vgo Is Its guarantee. It destroys Wtrms aud allays Fovcrlslincss. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. It rclloves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Dowels, glvKg healthy and natural sloop. Tho Children's Panacea- Tho mother's Friend. GBOINE CASTOR! A ALWAYS Joars tho Signature of lUMlil)-faithful Manager to tako charge tf distributing depot and cfflco to bo opened in So Inn to uitlier busl nef s inteiosts of old I'Mablishrd manu facturing concern. Salary $1 6lH) per month and extra profits. Applicant must furnish good roforrncee, and f l,f 00 cash. Address Superintendent, 1. O. Box 1-121, Philadelphia, Pn. u WAN 1 1SU Cnrpottt and Bags to clean, by tho now centrifugal process.carpota not iujured aud tlioroughly ronoV'atcd nt Email oxponso. Loavo orders at Buren & Ilamllton'fl or 800 Marion street. Work called for and delivered. Grovor & Kdwards. 2 27 tf WANTED. To purchase n water power flouring mill. Will rent or buy if property nnd prico suits. Stato loca tion, capacity nnd price. Address L. Y. E., -11) First street, Portland. 2S5 0t. w$TOi& HOW'S YOUR CLOTHES? Whon you find your clothes nil out of lord or, worn and with buttons off. etc.. lyou want the right person to tike caro of them and that person Is your stop ImotliHr at tho Salem Dye Works. At this establishment you can got any piling sot o rights,from a pair of gloves, lib the most elaborate silk eowu. A gentlern.in can get his hat clounod, his ttroufers creased, or his whole suit re. Juvonntedt0 8i.it hs taste, a'so four suits n month for oiu dollar. Buttons towed on, rips io vod up, suits pressed ion short notice. Now goods shrunk for (Uress making. AIRS. C. H. WALKER 1W5 Commercial fit. S. C. STONE, M. D. PROPRIETOR OF tone's Drug Stores 8ALEM OREGON. iTne stores (two la number) are located at Ho. M35 and 297 Commercial street, and are well stocked with a complete line of drugs and aed Deities toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc- DR. STONE Has bid some 25 years experience la the prac tice ut medicine ana now mikes no ensrte Tor Rasulutloa, examination or pre tcrtptlon. Salem Iron fiTTn-nlrn and All kinds iron and brass cast ings. Repairs ot all kiadsof farm ,j nut iuiii iua Foundry oblnery. JAAIES GILL, Leasee. 1U Vi tl CAPITAL LHY DBxpr ess and Transfer Uleota all mail and passenger trains. oggaga to all pnrta of the city. Prompt Service. Telephone No. 241. D1HQOE A HOMYER iTEUSLOFF BROS. Dealers In Live Stock. IWhOleEBlB milt rnlntl Vinnto anil P . -. .,... WU.bUV.V MMU 155"" All kids of fresh nd salt raiB r'tlH AlSOona Kama kaMn 310 Cc mmercial street. 'HE ELITE CAFE 203 lCommerelai ctrt ' .... leauataiinours OofnclavBint nlhr Aalu !. I. -l . B KiS0,SrA:t.,RV"."lii ihe iiZi ri.r.ri'-.v? ""' m in. Hicec- WMiie aal mull. tloa SAloen E ECKERLEN, Proprietor, TOteda. Orannn Kf SdSLas?' v!?'? v h cat? - mu propcriyxa uoouia ll.llM Grand Opera House In "The Pride of Jonnico," which will be given hereon Wednesday oveuing, March 5, a most striking situation oc curra nl tho end of tho tho third net. Tliu hero, Basil Jonnico. has Leen se- paruled from ids wife by n miaunder standit'B.nud moots her for (lie first timo afterwards in nn old inn. Ho pleadb with her and asks for reassurance, reaf firming his love in eloquent terms. She stands in evident terror and dures not utter a word. This is explained by the fact that the villain has posted his cut throats without nnd has tbreatonod the wife with tho death of her husband if she recognizes him. As sho stands ir resolutely tho villain comes upon tiio scene "Do you know this gentleman?" ho thunders in threatening tones, and as tho cutthroats appear in threatening at titudes, she falter, and half fainting, answers, ''No." The villain loads her off nnd the hero is dumbfounded. No soon er has the villian gono than Jennico teams the truth nnd rushes in pursuit, cutting his way to right and left through tho mon who oppose him. As tho hirolings fall tho hero calls out, "So much for the mon, now far tho mas tor," and rushes off amid the prolonged applaueoof thenudienco. The Prido of Jennico will run threo diya at Portland and is ono of the three companies with Rupert of Hentzau and tho Prisoner of Zenda, under tho able management of Wallace Munroe, and will bo presented at Balum with full staging aud costumes as in the largest cities. This play com ing here is duo to the fact that Salem has tho most oomfortable and best appointed little opera house ou the coast. Eastern Star Ohadwick Chapter No. 37 will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening Marc 4th, Worthy Grand Matron will pay tliu Chapter an official visit. Visiting members welcome. By order of Worthy Matron. Frank Johnson, representative in Portland for the Canadian Pacific Rail way Company, spent Buuday with the family of 1. B. South wick. t: UT. HAIR UKE TH3S: u Mi.IrcbU.nab's I tlir-nuh tbo oieot fuw I tifo llarpiua. tb u )f rpru n oo mo ma .t that rbw od - nihii.tp. the germ or um-r. I tl.tt U ruioo ..U.A I r .tl Actio dit- MM. It l tutVri d.tt- druS mi UIIibk cr im mut.1.. and nuM initlc luiurUnt growth to tpIm ife tut ui.r thin, brittl Mir Tb. g.nu.ia.n lll Im Asd it n isoiiaabU noao a lh.n. .. It Viwll. Ilk A ehktta oo Laid twadt. briuncf inrlK grovta of toll. tblk Uk -oji.0. BUril Im proud of. Ev.o druU4 prooUtB in tw a IwdMlolloariaf Orncc or W II. Mcboittmtd, ,TflRKi385r:i?-it.i(1 litar Si, i llMOhvd. 11 OMtUBlr WfH r.LL. mwA will At. tkA Wdtk ... AdVArtttTil UutUwhTWOMUlt. lBMIMWljJWjU.1 m o4hrdafa, o4 obUot, Youil fMU fullj, W. II. iltimr. XJIydo Phillibor was in tho city fiom Portland yesterday. JudgoJ. J. Whllnoy, of Albany, was a Salem visitor today. Mrs. D. 0. Thorns and llttlo son. of Si inoy, woro Salem visitors today. W. II. Wehrung and M. D. Wisdom of the State Board of Agriculture are in t io city. Mrs. G. W. Farrell, Sr., has been tho guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Fnrrell tho past wcok. Mr, and Mrs. I. L. Patterson havo ro. turned to Buletn to reside during tho summer mouths Miss Lillian Motscbnn, who hns been visiting at Salem has returned to hor homo in Portland. Frank Johnson of theCanadinn Pnciflc R. R was in Salem Sunday visiting rel atives nnd old friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Gunn, of Port land, mo guests nt tho homo of Mnyor Bishop for h few days. I MIhA T.mit.n Mnu?1nn.l nt Pwl In ...1 l I .... ..,., ..w. ....., w. .,,,, ,o onougii iu hid city mo guost 01 tno .uietoi Thompson, of Yew Park, Mies Savanna Hanger of Davton. Washington, is visiting hor sister, Mrs. J. S. Williams ntUtO High street. Mrs. 0. A. Gray is recovering from hor recent illness and operation. Dr. Rock- oy of Portland has been attending hor. Threo Jefferson politicians, Stato Son- ntor N. II. Loonoy, D II. Loonoy nnd J. A. Aupperlo, returned homo Saturday evening. Mrs. K L. Kirkpatrlck nnd daughter Miss Clara, of Aumsville were in tho city today nnd havo gono to Turner to visit relatives. Wm. McaRe President, nnd F. II. Page manager of tho S. L. P. A T. Company were in tho city Sunday In. spectlng tho road. Olo Haneeu, a substantial' farmor of Sprine Valley, Minn., is in Salem. Ho is spying out tho land with a view to making the Willamette Valioy his futtiro homo, Stato Troasuror 0, D, Moore, Circuit Judge R. P. Boise, P. A. King, It. B. Floming and R. II. Loabo, wero among the Salemitos returning from Portland Saturday evening. Superintendent Clayton Wentr., of the Oregon Deaf-Mute School, was in Salem, Saturday. Ho reports a daily attend ant of 02 of tho 03 enrolled nunils of the school. This is tho greatest number oared for at any one timo at this insti tution since it was established. ONLY A SUGGESTION But If lias Proven of Interest and Value to Thousands. Common seneo would suggest that if ono wiehes to becomo fleshy nnd plump it enn only result from tho food wo CAt nnd digest, nnd that food should bo albuminous or flesh forming food, liko eggs, beofstrnk and cereals; in othor words, the kind of foods that mnke tlosh nro tho foods which form tho greater part of our dallv bills of faro. MAY BE FROM THE CONDOR. Off For SaJe at all Rnt-CUii Druj Store. Life Raft Sighted Fifteen Miles Cape Beale Pout Tow.nhbnd, Wash., Maroli 3.--What is thought to bo n life rait from the British warship Condor was sighted last Friday by the schooner K. K Wood, 16 m les off Cape Beale, on tho weit end of Vancouver Island. According to the ctplain of the Wood, tho life raft was painted white, and was larger than those usually carried on merchant vessels. It had the appearance of having been in the water some time, as eeagtowth had be gun to accumulate on it. The Heather was quite stormy, or tho Wood would have picked up the rait. The schooner reports that last Tues day, the day previous to the big storm off the California coast, a lono mariner was spoken 76 miles off C'ap Meudlnoo, in a seven-ton sloop. In the sloop was only one mail ami a dog. When asked where he was bound, he replied: "Puget Sound." Next day after speaking the lone manner the storm came up, and it is the opinion of the captain of the Wood that it was unpostible for the sloop to weatlmr the storm, aud in all probabil ity the little cratt, with its occupants, went to the bottom But tfio trouble is that whilo wo eat nnd gonornlly too much, Iho stomach, from abuse nnd overwork, docs not properly digest nnd nstimilnto it, which is tho reusongso many people re main thin nnd under weight; thodlgeet ivo organs do not complotoly digest the llesh-formlng beefsteak aud ugga and similar nholesoma food. There aro thousands of such who are really conflirmed dyspeptics, although thoy may havo no particular pain tr inconvenience from their stomachs. If such porAoua would lay their prS judicoa aside nnd mnku n regular prac tlco of taking, niter each meul, one or two of Sluurt's Dyspepsia Tablets the food would bo quickly ntid thoroughly digested, because tlieso tablets contain the natural peptones and diastase which overy weak stomach lacks, and by sup plying huh want tne stomacli is soon enabled to regain its natural tone and vigor, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest overy form of flesh-forming food, meat, eggs, broad, potatoes, and thli is tho reason they so quickly build up, strengthen and invigorate thin, dyspeptic men, women and children. Invalids and children, eyon tho most delicate, uso them with murkod bene fit na they contain no strong, irrigating drugs, no rnthartlc or any harmful in gredient. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is tho most successful and most widely known of any remedy for stomach troubles be cause it is the most reasonable and scl ent ill c of modern modluItieB. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aro told by ovi ry druggist in tliu United States and Canada as well as in Great Britain, at CO cents for complete treatment. Nothing further is required to cure any stomach trouble or to make thin, norvoup, d)spoptic people strong, plump and well. 3 it 6 7 Thb KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CINT.Ufl COMPANY, TT MUPUlI STRUT, NCW YOUR CfTY. E ARE now showing a collection of 67 varieties new and popular SWEET PEAS. We have them in mixed and separate colors. :: o o 322 Our stock or field peas Is unsurpassed. SAVAGE 324Com'lst. O 0 . o O 0 Call and examine same tcfote buying. - - SEEDMEN, CAPITAL BREWERY Beer has stood tho test of oxporlonco. Thon why not givo n homo production tho proforonco. Home capital, home Inbor nnd homo browed boor nre growing in popularity. People loyil to homo indus try givo it the preference. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS jsiEaCAPlTAL ICE WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. Illinois Central R. fl, i Efficiently Serves a Vast Territory By thrown service to and from Hie priaclpalclilesla the rollowlttf states: IOWA ILLINOIS INDIANA WISCONSIN MISSOURI TENNESSEE LOUISIANA Throuth 1 jurist Cars Prom The Pacific Coast TO SOUTH DAKOTA ARKANSAS KENTUCKY MISSISSIPPI WANTED-To buy second-hand easli nnd door nnd pinning null machinery. Address with price, description nnd condition, boxed rendy for shipment. K. Hofer, Salem, Pro. ENGINEER Competent, experienced, reiinoio, wants permauont position, Address A. II. M. Journal office. l'S-tf. FOH SALE. CHEAPEST LIGHT. Tivo'llght Chan deliornnd singlo wnll lamp, most' im proved Bystrom gasoline burner. Second hand, good ns now. 0. M. Lock wood. 2-20 tf NEW WOOD YAKD.-Bnwed nnd fout foot wood. Largo nud Bccond growth fir, nsh nnd willow delivered to nny part ot tho city, 'Phono 2516 Black, W. II. Burdlck. 2-lStf. CHOICE FltOIT TRACTS CHEAP FnriiiB on good terms. Stock ranches, city property n specialty. Property listed frco. John M.l'nyno itCo., ovor Ladd& BubIi Bank, Salum.Oro. 2-10tf FOH 8ALE Choap, n eoconuMiand. buggy. Apply to Mitchell, Lewis, Stayer A Co. 2 H tf FOR SALE 10 ncrcs-15 in cultivation. 3 milca from Snlom, $2,000 your own torma. Pntton Bros. Book Store. 2-ltf. WOOD. Dry seoond growth fir, 4 foot, delivered to houses and stores prompt ly. Leave orders with It. L. Wado. No. Salem. and W. A. Whlto, 210 Commercial, 1 28tf FOH HUNT. FOR RENT Threo furnished rooms. Inquire of A. Oltngor, at 321 Mill Btreot, or Phono black. 1 7 tf MI5CULLANE0U9. REMOVED I havo moved mv caipoii tur and Bitw-llliug shop from Court street to 107 State street, to tho un dertaking parlors of A. M. Olough, L. W. BetiBon. 2-25-Ut 10NS0MAL. Shojqtiine Chicago ad Cincinnati Connectlnt wllhltnroufh trains for all points East, South and Southeast , Fait and handsomely equipped, steam-heated trains -Ulnlns Csrs. liutfet Library Crs Sleeplw Csrs. Free Hecllnlw Chairs Cars. Send fifteen cents n stamps for wall map ot the United States and Cubs tor par ticulars retardfnr rates, time, service etc., call on or address U. Il.TltUMIlULL, mo OKI'AKT FOH Clilcafro 1-ortUml 0 a. w. via limit-liiKtou " AtlMltfiT KxproM U . in. via Hunt Inxton 5t7lrauT Kut Moll a.io p, in, via Bpokano TIME SCIIEDULE9- n runliiu'l. Or. From J Salt Ukc. Deiifor. FL Ll'n.ll. fn..!.. fI. """Hi wiiirtiin, tvnil.m. Ulir. HI. IVMIIV, L'lllCOKU Mid Kt Suit Ukt. Dciiror Fl. . . V "', nnin.,. uiit, m. umm, uiiciko auu nani. WmTYv7fiB."fowTiiion" HK)kno. Wallace, I'uil man. MIiiiiikIIi Rt. I'alll. Duliitli.Mllwauki.J uincaxu, a"" Hal, AltRIVK FUOM 4 30 p m, "1.111. ai 10 K III WILl.SON'S SHAVING PARLORo. Tho only shop in tho ulty using the Antiseptic Raitor Storillzer. I also Imvu n D.indriilT Cure that cures or no nay. Jan. W. Willson, Prop., 27 Com. St. 12 2 tf A PLEASANT 8HAVE.-N0 wnsto of tlmu or words. Juet good bnrboring, t'lnati towule, tip-to dato chairs. Fiiat class nil through. Finest Porcelain biuhs. Clins. W. Uvnus, 100 Stato atrout. L0DGB3. CORESTEHSOI' AMEHICA-Court Sherwood Forest fio. 19. Meets Friday nlthts In Tur ner Mock. Ira llamilioa, C. H. a. l. Urowa, Sec y . pttOTECTION-Lodte No. 2. AtKlent Order United Workmen, meets every tiiturJjy evenlw la the Ihlmia lull, corner Slate and Lltertv streets VUitlns Brethren welcome. S.A. MCFadden M. W. J A. Hellwnnl Mi-. corder. HOP AND PltODUCE BUYEH3. I CAltMICIIAEL -Hop tuyer. Office In Dujh . . Urcyraanaidf, , pilem, Oregon, samples of choice hops solicited from all crowers. ES UUSINE33 CAHD3. U2 Third St. Portland, Oregon. Com'l. Ag't. OAfcTOxilA. Vancouver B, 0. has instituted a smallpox quarantine against Seattle. The Great Rock Island Route I Is the only Hue operating a nook ly Poru o n n 1 ly Conducted Tour ht Excursion car bet woo n Port bind and OIiIpa- 0 ohanuo vin tlm World's crreatofitHnn. c line, mnkinc closo connootlon.t Chi cago in uii'ou i;ejK)t for ull points Uatt. uniiy ntaiuiaril sleeping car between Halt Laku City, Denver nnd Clilcago, Uuffet, Library smoking nra uetween memo. Don ver nnd Chicago Tho Imst roaHonnblo dining enr service between i'ueblo and Chicago. If you nro going to Kansas City, Oinulin, Dos Moines, Chi cago or any place east, you should en quire about tho Great Rock Island Route beoro purchasing your tiekot. Ask your nearest ticket iigent about It, ot write for folders and nny information desired. A. K. Cooi'Hii. Gen'l Agt , Portland, Or. 72 72 " HOURS PORTLAND TO CHICAGO no Change of Cars Through tickets via this routo to nil Eastern points on salu at Southern I'n aillu depot office. HUIE WING SANO CO. -140 State Street' Fancy and Dry fioaii. Chhiwirf. M.t. tings. Silks. Coitoa. wool modi. pers, white embroidery uccs, underwear. Waists, wrap inderwear. U. gowns. Now at lowest OCEAN AND H1VER SCHEDULE From Portland' dies' and gems' night pntcs. O. JH.JwlA.OK Huccceesor to Dr, J. M, Keeno, In Whlto Corner, Salem Oro. Parties do siring Hiipenor operations nt modernto foo in nny branch aro Inospuial roquest gitHj HrjiIJ SlHtll! JUHB and mojt sp, m. iiilfy"" ' 8 All MtlllllK (late Ujjtt For ti au Fraiieiioo nail omy 9 Uf tOl.UMIIU mv TOAMoria aul ltHllllg. 'Hit Way 1)1.10 4 11. in. ox, tiiiudii Salem llfat in iCOUGH SYRUPj onr"8 Ilafklnp CouIib, Boro Luiih, jlronchitlu. (Jrlppo, I'nr-umorila and ell Mivoro lunirnlTeftli.DH. H'hy tlK'ii mk oonsunin- tion, h slow, dure death ? Take warning I A't nt once! Buy a bottlo of Or. Cull's Cougli Syrup, .1 doctor's prescription, used ovor 50 yoarw. I'ric; only 25 conU. Insmt 011 Imvln It. Don't b Int xex npon. lteAiM the dealer's MibatJtute: lb Is not ah good as Dr. Ball's. Salvation Oil cures Rheumatlim Arhts add I'aJn. 10 ft 29 Cta. o. c. T, Co's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA Leaves for Portland Monday, PtjutjjD rriaay.iua.m. or Corvallis Tuesday.Thurs- r'ednesdayand Frliay.lOa.m. day and Saturday at 5 p QuickTime, Cheap Rates Deck: foot of Trade st. M. P. I1ALUWIN. Agt. WILLAMETTE RIVER Hteamer Ituth leuvea Kulem fur Port laud and way landings on Tuesday (Thurs days and Saturdays, about 10 a. m. For Corvallis uud wuy landings, Mondays, Woduosdays and Fridays ut about 6 p. in, A. L.CRAIO, M. P. BALDWIN, uen, )'us. Agt. Agt. O. It. A N. dock Portland, Oro. Salem, Oro. Dr. Grace Albright CraduateUflAmirkan Sibool of Osteopathy, J ; : Every day except Buuday, OfU:e ours 0 to 12 a. m , 1 to 4 p. m. OJd Fellows' Temple, Cor Court and High streets. Phone, Main 2481. Dr. Tscte Beat, assistant. Corvallis k Eastern Railroad TIME GAKD. No. 2 For Yitqulna: Train loavos Albany vtM p, m Train loavos CorvallU. ... 140 n. m I'ralu arrlvoa Yuquiuu . 0H5 p. iu Nu 1 iteturnlurf: Loaves Yaqulna (1 00 a Leaves Corvallis lltiOa Arrives Albany 12:1 h No. 3 For Detreit: uutiYw. Aioaoy 7.1m a. Arrlvoa Dolroit l'.'iig p iiu. rruin J0UOII,. Loaves Detroit iSrif p. U Airlvos Albany 6:10 p m. Trains 1 arrives In Albany In time to connect with the 8, P. south Ixmnd, train, as well as gMng two or three hours lit Albany beore departure of ti. P. North bound train for Portland. Train No. Soonnoota with tho H, p. west side train ut Corvullls Orosl"gor Iniie-widonco. MeMiunville and all points north to Portland. J. TouKkH, Euwin Brown, Agout, Albany. Manage OFF10K OlTy HALL For watsr bervlce auply at office Hills payable inontlly,in advancs. Make all oouiplalnts at tliu offll e Just Received A new shipment of Uhinawaro nud nov- eltles ot ull kinds. The Variety Store 94 Court Street. Royal Insurance- Co. A. T. Gillwrt. resident aiftwit ot above . Insurance Co is now prepared to i'o a largu Insurance biiBiiiees. Will alio I handle rsnl estate. I have a team nud uarrlnge which is at my customer's ser vice mid I will tako pleaeuro in showing parties what I liave for bu!o. Omen, ai jireMeni with T A. Liveslov & Co. Farmer's Teams Standing la front of tne hsraess store next to the water Ins tank at the Lsdd k flush tank and eclat", fitted with new turaeit are a coinmoa sight. For particulars Inquire of Shafer's Harness Shop 23 Commercial Street, !UrJw Old Postoftice Livery Stable u. 8, UADAUAUCH. Sole Prop'r. Livery and Ked stable, Horsas boarded and groomed by day or week, 62 Ferry St. - - - - Salem, Or. S0ULE BROS -. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND 0R. f&Zti' P? WWiMusKStois, .